St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-09
MARYLAND Still in Line--Penn-
sylvania Republican
Losses.
The Ohio Election Goes the
Usual Way--Eehoes OF
the Battle.

New YORK, Nov. 9, 2 a. m.-Ihe IN
terest shown by the public in the cleo
ton is Only equaled in presidential
wears. At the respective headquarters
in front of the newspaper offices, around
the tickers and wherever any information
as to the result could be CLEANED great
crowds gathered and cheered as the
news that pleased them came in. Madl-
gon square was literally packed with
people who gazed for hours at the pub
lie stereotyper that published the tig-
ures, and Newspaper row was
next to impossible from the
Herald office to that of the Sun
till midnight. Notwithstanding the eX-
citement and high feeling attendant
upon the contest, it was one OF the
ouietest election days ever known in
the city. At the Republican head
quarters the committee gave up
the local contest early, but
continued to claim the state
for some time. The Democrats were
iubilant all around. They laid equal
claim to victory for their state ticket and
announced positively by II o'clock that
they had won complete victory.
THE VERY LATEST.
New YoRY, Nov. 9, 2 a. m.-New
York and Kings counties complete, and
94S election districts in the state out
side of those counties, give Cook 324,-
IA: Grant. 2S3, IA; Huntington,
1924: George, 5O,313. The
same precincts in 1856 gave
Hill, 345,172: Davenport, 312,13S; Bas-
com. 15,3O1. This appears to indicate
that of the Henry George and the in
crease in the Prohibition vote about
10000 has been drawn from the Republi-
can and q, 900 from theDemOcratic party.
So far as known the new legislature will
stand: Assembly, Republicans, 73:
Democrats, 80. Senate, Republicans, 10;
Democrats. Is. The last assembly had "A
Republicans, "a Democrats; the senate 20
Republicans, u Democrats. The total
estimated plurality of Cook over Grant
in the state at this hour is 10000 to 49,
coo.
THE PARTICULARS.
Special to the Globe.
New YORK, Nov. 81 a. m.-The
Democrats, at their headquarters, claim
the state by 10000 majority. The Re-
publicans. at their headquarters, claim
that the state is doubtful, but cOncede
the local ticket.
The Republicans concede the election
of Morgan j. O'Brien and Abraham R.
Lawrence. Dem., for supreme court
Judges, defeating Rillins and Rowland;
also McGOwn and Petshke, DEM, for
city court judges, defeating Hall and
Lexow. MARITIME, Dem., is elected for
judge of general sessions court; Ran
som, Dem, for surrogate; Myers, DEM,
for city controller: Foster, Dem, for
president of the board of aldermen, and
Messimer, DEM, for coroner.
Herald bulletin says New York state
has gone Democratic by 10000 to $4,000
majority. The Sun says Georges vote
will not reach $4,000 in New York
state.
The entire vo te on secretary of state
In New York city is: Cook 1864,
Grant 5S.624. George 1888, Hall 5,1S9;
total 213, 400. Cooks plurality 5000.
The Tribune comedies 10000 plurality
to Fellows over NicOll.
The Herald says the Republicans con-
ced Chapin's election as mayor of
Brooklyn by 5000 or 5000 majority.
THE REPUBLICANS CONCEDE
til e election of Murphy, Dem, in the
Fifth senatorial district, Reilly, Dem,
in the Sixth, Langbe, Dem., in the Sev-
enth, Slater, Dem., in the Ninth, Can
ter, Dem, in the Tenth, Ives. DEM, in
the Eleventh. VancOtt, Rep, is elected
in the Eighth.
FURTHER RETURNS.
Five hundred and sixty-one election
districts in the state, outside of New
York and Kings county gives Cook ST.
799, Grant 9S,721, Huntington 9,5Ol,
George 5,6O1. The same districts in 1885
gave Hill "a, ,5O3, Davenport los, ,4O2, Bas-
com 7,413.
In New York county 7ss election dis
tricts gave Nicoll 74,374, Fellows 94,524,
Post 81, $50, Soaring 9,54S, Mamerre 713.
IN BROOKLYN.
Complete Brooklyn returns gives
Grant AZ, ,929, Cook 80, ,639, George 13, $780,
Huntington, PrO) 2,194. The Demo
e'S fbe Seace edce' ali ali seven eve aldermen at large
eight aldermen against four Republican
aldermen, the supervisor at large and
three supervisors against ten Repub-
lican SnnerViSmS and one inStice of